Brooklyn to Washington, DC Movers

One licensed, insured Brooklyn crew and one truck the whole way to Washington, DC — 230 miles door to door — on a binding written flat price locked before we load.

Your ZIPs land on Paige’s desk at the Brooklyn intake office — reviewed personally, no broker handoff, used only to price your Brooklyn local move.

ProMover AMSA Certified
BBB Accredited A+ Rating
US DOT FMCSA Registered
State Licensed NY HHG Mover
IAM Member Intl. Movers Assn.
MMSA Warehousemen Assn.

A move from Brooklyn to Washington, DC is down I-95 to Dupont, Capitol Hill and the DC metro. Daddy’s Moving runs it door to door with one crew and one truck — no broker, no load board, no swapping your boxes onto a stranger’s van at a warehouse. The flat figure you sign in Brooklyn is the number on your Washington, DC receipt.

How the Brooklyn → Washington, DC move works

We start at your Brooklyn address with a written, binding price — never an hourly meter that runs while we hunt for parking. Our crew wraps and pads every piece, handles the walk-up or the freight elevator, and loads the truck that stays with your shipment the entire 230-mile run to Washington, DC.

Typical transit is 1-2 days. You get the driver’s direct number, a guaranteed delivery window, and the same movers unloading in Washington, DC who loaded in Brooklyn. Full-value protection is available, and we coordinate any building COI, elevator reservation or parking permit at both ends.

What’s included

  • Binding written flat price before we load — no surprise fees at delivery
  • Blanket-wrap and shrink for every item, disassembly and reassembly of beds and tables
  • One dedicated crew and truck the whole way — your shipment never gets transferred
  • COI, elevator and loading-dock coordination at both the Brooklyn and Washington, DC ends
  • Guaranteed delivery window with the driver’s direct line

Brooklyn → Washington, DC — Estimated Cost

Home SizeEstimated Flat RateTypical Transit
Studio / 1-bed apartment$1,9952-3 days
2-bedroom home$2,9952-3 days
3-bedroom home$3,9952-3 days
4-bedroom / large home$5,4952-3 days

Read these as ballpark budget figures. We lock the binding written price once we have walked through your home size and the access at each end together.

Moving Brooklyn to Washington, DC?

The same Brooklyn movers load it and set it down, on one binding written price, the whole way door to door

Our own Brooklyn crew loads your home in Brooklyn and stays accountable the entire route — never a broker, never a load board.

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Long-Distance Move Reviews

Alyssa K.
Alyssa K.
Brooklyn · Yelp
★★★★

“Asan and his crew were great, they did the move in record time and were extremely careful and communicative. Would highly recommend Daddy's Moving”

Brandon M.
Brandon M.
Park Slope · Google
★★★★★

“Vlad and Aidar were awesome! They were quick, efficient, professional and took excellent care of our belongings!”

Chloe W.
Chloe W.
Park Slope · Google
★★★★★

“Great moving company! Anthony and Stone took such good care of our stuff, moved it quickly and carefully! Would definitely recommend!”

Route FAQ

Is the Brooklyn to Washington, DC move flat rate or hourly?
Every long-distance move gets a written flat price locked before we load — you know the full number in Brooklyn, and it does not change at the Washington, DC end unless you add stops or services.
How long does the move to Washington, DC take?
Most households land in 1-2 days for the roughly 230-mile run. You get a guaranteed delivery window and the driver’s direct number so you always know where your things are.
Do the same movers unload in Washington, DC?
Yes. One Daddy’s Moving crew and one truck handle the whole route — the people who wrap and load your home in Brooklyn are the people who set it down in Washington, DC. No brokers, no load boards, no transfers.
Can you handle my Brooklyn walk-up or high-rise?
That’s our home turf. We move brownstone walk-ups, freight-elevator high-rises and everything between across Brooklyn every day, and we book the elevator or parking permit before move day so there’s no waiting.
Danny Corso, owner of Daddy's Moving
11+years
From Wyatt’s Desk

One Owner, One Calendar

“I walked off the loading dock in 2015 after seven years watching families get overcharged — with one rule for the new shop: the number on the quote is the number on the receipt, not the other way around. 11 years on, that’s still the deal. I walk every estimate, sign every binding figure, and every Brooklyn crew at your door is on my W-2 payroll — whether the move is a Park Slope apartment or a 3-bed in Park Slope rolling over the BQE to Brooklyn.”
Danny Corso
Owner · Daddy's Moving

Four Lines, A Signed Flat Rate, And Wyatt’s Countersign

Wyatt pulls the calendar against the 36th Street schedule and writes the binding figure on letterhead, and the reply lands in your inbox inside the hour. No hidden fees, ever, no chase calls if you walk.

See My Honest Flat Figure ☎ (888) 278-9005